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Bright areas on Ceres come from salty water below |
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Dwarf planet Ceres is an ocean world: study |
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NASA's Lucy mission passes critical mission milestone |
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A population of asteroids of interstellar origin inhabits the
Solar System |
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Designing better asteroid explorers |
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Building NASA's Psyche: Design Done, Now Full Speed Ahead on
Hardware |
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One galaxy, two asteroids |
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Hera and its asteroid target |
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Name Approved for Target of Asteroid Deflection Missions |
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NASA's OSIRIS-REx produces Nightingale mosaic |
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First Citizen Science Successes for Backyard Astronomy |
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Ancient micrometeoroids carried specks of stardust, water to
asteroid 4 Vesta |
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Ancient asteroids helped synthesize life's molecular building
blocks, study finds |
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SIA urges FCC to ensure spectrum continues to provide
satellite broadband connectivity |
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SES selects ULA to launch two C-Band satellites to accelerate
C-Band clearing |
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Hisdesat and XTAR Complete Transaction for XTAR-EUR Satellite |
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Myanmar joins band of Asian nations launching satellites |
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British defense ministry, Airbus finalize $628.5 million
contract for Skynet upgrade |
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China launches new commercial telecommunication satellite |
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Airbus signs contract with Optus for OneSat |
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SES selects 2 US companies to build 4 satellites as part of
Accelerated C-Band Clearing Plan |
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Broadband players lobby for uninterrupted foreign funds in
India's satellite missions |
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Airbus supplies EU with satellite communications |
| 24 |
Infostellar has raised a total of $3.5 million in convertible
bonds |
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Hong Kong Aerospace Technology Group prepares to launch their
first satellite "Golden Bauhinia" |
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China to launch communication satellite for Indonesia |
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Venezuelan communications satellite out of service |
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Blast off: space minnow Indonesia eyes celestial success |
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PredaSAR chooses SpaceX to launch its first synthetic aperture
radar satellite |
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Return of the LIDAR |
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First new AN/SPY-6(V)1 radar delivered for installation on USS
Jack H. Lucas |
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Northrop Grumman completes PDR for Overhead Persistent
Infrared Subsystem |
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Northrop Grumman Continues Support for US Air Force Infrared
Countermeasures Systems |
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Northrop Grumman Expands Next Generation Jammer Low Band Team |
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First Q-53 radar equipped with gallium nitride delivered to US
Army |
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Raytheon completes first tests of radar for anti-hypersonic
sensor |
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Northrop Grumman demonstrates "On-The-Move" Ground
Radar Capability |
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ESA and GomSpace sign contract for Juventas CubeSat in support
of Hera mission |
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Momentus to Launch Dodona Nanosat for Lockheed USC La Jument
Program |
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Pandemic won't stop smallsat market takeoff to average 1,000
smallsats to be launched per year over 2020s |
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All systems are go for AstroGrams |
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Pocket-sized German satellite maker shoots for stars |
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In-Space sets sights on next phase of Faraday programme after
devastating loss of Faraday-1 satellite |
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Laser beams reflected between Earth and Moon boost science |
| 45 |
NASA's Next Laser Communications Demo Installed, Integrated on
Spacecraft |
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Portable system boosts laser precision, at room temperature |
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Quantum rings in the hold of laser light |
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Freshly printed magnets using Metal 3D laser printing |
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Using sound and light to generate ultra-fast data transfer |
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Randomness opens the gates to the land of attophotography |
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Virgin Orbit wraps up first demo launch |
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New footage of US hypersonic glide body impacting target
unveiled by the Army |
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Key Connection for Artemis I Arrives at Kennedy |
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South Korea given green light for solid-propellant rockets |
| 55 |
BE-4 engine will support US Space Force space launch program |
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Aerojet Rocketdyne to provide ULA's Vulcan Centaur Key
Propulsion for future Air Force Launch Services |
| 57 |
Space Force defines 'spacepower' as essential to U.S.
security, prosperity |
| 58 |
Multidisciplinary teams selected to advance innovative
capability ideas for future force |
| 59 |
UK claims Russia has 'reignited' Space Arms Race, but ignores
US spending spree |
| 60 |
US Space Force unveils official logo, sets motto as 'Semper
Supra' |
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France steps up space spending to gird for 'unfriendly' moves |
| 62 |
US, Britain say Russia tested space-based anti-satellite
weapon |
| 63 |
Lava oceans may not explain the brightness of some hot
super-Earths |
| 64 |
Surprisingly dense exoplanet challenges planet formation
theories |
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Exoplanet rediscovery is step toward finding habitable planets |
| 66 |
Astronomers track down 'lost' worlds spotted but unconfirmed
by TESS survey |
| 67 |
Supercomputer reveals atmospheric impact of gigantic planetary
collisions |
| 68 |
The cosmic commute towards star and planet formation |
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The cosmic commute toward star and planet formation |
| 70 |
TESS mission discovers massive ice giant |
| 71 |
First measurement of spin-orbit alignment on planet Beta
Pictoris b |
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Discovering an exoplanet the size of Neptune |
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Are Planets with Oceans Common in the Galaxy? It's Likely,
NASA Scientists Find |
| 74 |
Astronomers discover most-distant Milky Way-like galaxy ever
observed |
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Stars rich in phosphorus: Seeds of life in the universe |
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Astronomers find young galaxy with record-low oxygen levels |
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Astrophysicists Observe Long-Theorized Quantum Phenomena |
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Beyond the Brim, Sombrero galaxy's halo suggests turbulent
past |
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Citizen scientists discover rare cosmic pairing via Backyard
Worlds project |
| 80 |
Astronomers discover unusual monster galaxy in the very early
universe |
| 81 |
ALMA catches beautiful outcome of stellar fight |
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Scientists complete ELM Survey, discover 98 double white
dwarfs |
| 83 |
Stellar explosions and jets showcased in new three-dimensional
visualizations |
| 84 |
U.S. Army readies 'Capability Set '23' for communications
modernization |
| 85 |
Northrop Grumman to provide key electronic warfare
capabilities for AC MC-130J aircraft |
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South Korea's first military satellite launched |
| 87 |
UK Govt. to acquire OneWeb satellite constellation |
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AFRL breaks ground on new directed energy facility |
| 89 |
US Army plans to mount anti-aircraft lasers on Stryker armored
vehicles |
| 90 |
Northrop Grumman taps Epirus for Electromagnetic Pulse C-UAS
Weapon System |
| 91 |
USS Portland's high-powered laser disables drone in weapon's
first at-sea test |
| 92 |
Navy breaks ground on laser weapons test lab in California |
| 93 |
The power of short range air defense |
| 94 |
Lockheed nabs $22.4 million for work on LCS-based laser system |
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Rocket sees curling waves above Alaskan sky |
| 96 |
New Space satellite pinpoints industrial methane emissions |
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Decadal predictability of North Atlantic blocking and the NAO |
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Methane emissions rise nine percent in decade |
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Silver linings as Strange times meet strange clouds |
| 100 |
China launches new optical remote-sensing satellite |
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Satellite survey shows California's sinking coastal hotspots |
| 102 |
China's newly-launched satellite to boost surveying, mapping
capabilities |
| 103 |
Earth's vibrations quieted during COVID-19 lockdowns |
| 104 |
Syncing a NASA laser with an ESA radar for a new look at sea
ice |
| 105 |
Researchers take the ultimate Earth selfie |
| 106 |
Cluster's 20 years of studying Earth's magnetosphere |
| 107 |
New study shows retreat of East Antarctic ice sheet during
previous warm periods |
| 108 |
Antarctica more widely impacted by humans than previously
thought |
| 109 |
Artemis I rocket moves closer to hot fire test |
| 110 |
Surrey academics develop a new method to determine the origin
of stardust in meteorites |
| 111 |
VLBA finds planet orbiting small, cool star |
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First laser detection of space debris in daylight |
| 113 |
Scientists find way to track space junk in daylight |
| 114 |
Huge ring-like structure on Ganymede's surface may have been
caused by violent impact |
| 115 |
Marine heatwaves may force fish to flee huge distances: study |
| 116 |
Massive seagrass die-off leads to widespread erosion in a
California estuary |
| 117 |
Air Force navigation technology satellite passes critical
design review |
| 118 |
Russian Cosmonauts Could Be Going to the Moon Without a
Super-Heavy Launch Vehicle |
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Fragments of asteroids may have jumped the "Jupiter
Gap" |
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